Something ought to be done to rid her of that wart that's fastened on her bounty; if she won't give him up of her own will, then some of us ought to see to it that he's chased out of the neighborhood." "Hold on, Thad, go slow," warned the more cautious Hugh.

"I feel pretty much the same as you do about it, but we mustn't think of trying any White Cap business around such a respectable town as Scranton.

There's still lots of time to investigate; and if the worst comes we can appeal to the mayor to help.

Perhaps the police could look up the man's record, and make him clear out on the plea that he's got a bad reputation.

That would answer our purpose, and at the same time keep within the law." Thad looked wonderfully pleased.
"I didn't tell you something more I saw, Hugh," he now went on to say.
"When the three ladies came out, Brother Lu he managed to be there in plain sight.